Music of Africa

can then be used for a better lifestyle. Smartphones also have apps for listening to music, through which music may be downloaded or streamed as desired. Thus, saving money that may have been used to buy devices such as an MP3 player. The introduction and development of smartphones have played a significant role in the advancement of technology at emerging regions around the world. In countries such as Africa, where visual communication used to be limited due to high equipment costs and the need

fathers." While it's not precisely family agreeable, claims that twerking began in American strip clubs are scrappy, best case scenario. Maybe, the move's most grounded ties lie in Africa. The developments included in twerking show likenesses to a few conventional West African moves, most quite "mapouka", hailing from West Africa. Known as the "move of the behind," mapouka is said to exist in two structures: A tamer, more

As well, the effects of European Imperialism on Africa and Asia was socially negative because the European treated the people unfairly. Before the Imperialism in Congo, Congo people had a lot of land. Once King Leopold II took over Congo in the late 1800’s, he took over their natural resources, including, jungles and the Congo river. King Leopold II imperialized Congo because of it manufacture goods, that includes rubber and iron. However, rubber was the most important product. In the article, “

twentieth century, there were revolts spanning all areas; but in this essay, I will focus on the musical aspects of them. Composers drew inspiration from an enormous variety of sources, including folk and popular music; the music of Asia, Africa, and Latin America; and European art music from the Middle Ages through the nineteenth century. During the twentieth century, differences among styles were so great that it seems as though composers used different musical languages, not merely different

Ghana and taught at the University of Ghana’s School of Music and Drama. She also found a job as an editor for "The African Review" and wrote for "The Ghanaian Times". When Angelou was in Ghana, she met Malcolm X and In 1964 she returned to the United States to help him build his new Organization about unity with African Americans. Angelou's visit to Africa was one of her influences to write poetry. In the 1960's she wrote a poem named "Africa". Angelou was also very involved in the civil rights movement

demographics, characteristics, and challenges of the disease. Additionally, this report will explain current medical and educational issues, non-music therapy treatment trends, and current effective therapeutic interventions regarding stroke. Near the end, a specific piece of information will be provided that the author of this report deems important for music therapists to know. Demographics, Characteristics, & Challenges According to American Stroke Association (ASA), stroke is a disease that affects

Culture identity is a feeling or identities that belong to a group or individuals, and globalization is a process between international nations, companies by international trade and investment. Culture identity and globalization are connected to each other because globalization has been developed remarkably throughout the past decants, so as the result globalization has been impacted each and every single cultures and nation. Therefore we as human would started to think does globalization threaten

In this piece of coursework I will be analysing the technical aspects of the opening scenes in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story. I will be talking about the body language, costumes, colour schemes, the sounds, music and camera angles used in each of the films. Both these films are about two lovers who fall in love despite being in rival gangs or families, which eventually leads to both lovers from both the films to being killed or committing suicide

staying true to yourself. Following the mental breakdown of his mother, six-year-old Peekay is shipped off to boarding school where, not only is he the youngest student, but, he is also the only white, English speaking student. In a time where South Africa is divided by racism and hatred, Peekay is well and truly thrown into the deep end and is forced to endure ruthless

Implementing Radio in Somalia Implementation of radio technology in helping underdeveloped countries is a cheap and effective solution in spreading education, health information, and news about local and foreign affairs. Radio can reach the most people (approximately an area of a 20 km radius) with the least amount of money, energy and effort. In comparison to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and Internet connectivity, radio management is easily teachable and requires less